Reach plc operates as a national and regional news publisher in the United Kingdom and Ireland. The company has various national and regional brands across print and online, including HullLive, DerbyshireLive, belfastlive, BristoLive, football.london, Devon Live, TeessideLive, edinburghlive, Mylondon, Corkbeo, Dailystar, Mirror, Daily Express, Daily Record, ChronicleLive, OK!, ECHO, LeicestershireLive, Manchester Evening News, and BirminghamLive. It is also involved in the publishing and digital classified recruitment business. The company was formerly known as Trinity Mirror plc and changed its name to Reach plc in May 2018. Reach plc was incorporated in 1904 and is headquartered in London, the United Kingdom.

Reach plc

Reach PLC operates as a digital media company in the UK, offering online and print publications.

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Reach plc | 38,073 followers on LinkedIn. Reach plc - The UK and Ireland&#39;s largest commercial news publisher | Reach is the UK’s and Ireland’s largest commercial news publisher. We’re home to over 120 trusted brands, from national titles like the Mirror, Express, Daily Record and Daily Star, to local brands like MyLondon, BelfastLive and the Manchester Evening News, as well as our US brands.

Every month, we reach 69% of the UK online population who come to us for trusted news, entertainment and sport.

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After US politics dominated last week’s news, our newsrooms have been focusing on their usual mission of speaking up for communities and delivering innovative and interesting digital content to serve our audiences. Subscribe to the newsletter for weekly highlights across our 120+ trusted brands. #journalism #localjournalism #localnews

As the OK! Beauty Box turns four years old today, beauty-lovers can start the countdown to Christmas with a special advent calendar curated by celebrity make-up artist and author Hannah Martin. The advent calendar includes 26 products worth over £570, it’s 100% fully recyclable and includes big-name brands including Shiseido, Origins, Doll Smash, Ciaté, and Aromatherapy Associates. It also comes with exclusive access to Hannah's video diary for every day of Advent to help you get the best out of the products. Get to know beauty expert Hannah Martin in this video. #okbeautybox #advent #christmaspromotions #christmas #partnerships #beauty #ecommerce https://lnkd.in/er8euMZq

David Higgerson, our Chief Digital Publisher, reflects in the Media Leader this week on how journalism needs to reassess its relationship with readers. Our job, he says, is to serve the many communities in the UK who ‘aren’t debating whether to subscribe to news, be it local or national,’ over more pressing cost of living challenges. The future of journalism is in the hands of readers, and we need to provide reliable, free-to-access news and information and serve readers for all of their interests, whether light or serious. Read it here: https://lnkd.in/egRvHDtg #journalism #localjournalism #news #newsmedia #medialeaders

Congratulations to our winners at the Society of Editors’ 2024 Media Freedom Awards last night. The awards ‘recognise and celebrate the dedication and accomplishments of journalists and newsrooms across all sectors of the UK media industry’ and Reach won awards in three categories: ◾ The WalesOnline team won Investigation of the Year – Regional for their Vaughan Gething donations investigation. ◾ Commentator of the Year – Popular went to the Mirror’s Assistant Editor Darren Lewis. ◾ And Belfast Live’s Jilly Beattie won Journalist of the Year – Regional. Well done also to those who were highly commended in their category: Sophie Huskisson, the Mirror (Young Journalist of the Year), Lucy John, WalesOnline (Young Journalist of the Year - Regional), Will Hayward, WalesOnline (Journalist of the Year - Regional) and the Liverpool Echo (Regional News Media Organisation of the Year). #journalism #localjournalism #awards

This week’s Celebrating Great Journalism explores a week when Donald Trump’s election as US President dominated coverage, and the Express and Manchester Evening News both launched new campaigns. Subscribe for weekly highlights from across our 120+ brands. #localjournalism #localnews #journalism

The Liverpool Echo has backed a city-wide campaign to raise funds to save baby hospice Zoe’s Place from closure. In October, devastated staff were told that the centre would be closing by the end of the year. The news sparked a local campaign to raise £5 million within 30 days to save Zoe’s Place, with the Echo calling on readers to support it. The campaign has seen people from all walks of life doing their bit to raise money, including celebrities Claire Sweeney and Steven Gerrard. Last week, Home Bargains' owner TJ Morris pledged £2.5m. With just two days to go, the total raised is over £5.9m of the £6.4m target, with one last push to raise the final £490k before 9th November. Read the Echo’s live blog for more: https://lnkd.in/e3DgUZJU Pictured: The Echo team’s walk to Zoe’s Place to deliver a cheque as part of the fundraising efforts.

As Donald Trump’s election victory was confirmed earlier this morning, our teams in the UK have been giving some of the view from across the pond, including: ◾ At the Mirror, Associate Editor Kevin Maguire writes “this Donald Trump roller-coaster ride will be much worse so buckle up and brace for a nightmare crash.” Read the story here: https://lnkd.in/dgyyVauB ◾ At the Express, Personal Finance Editor Harvey Jones looks at what Trump’s election means for your money - ‘Stocks up, Bitcoin up, inflation up, Euro crashes!’ Read the story here: https://lnkd.in/dfryH83h ◾ At the Daily Record, Political Editor Paul Hutcheon says Donald Trump’s ‘easy victory is a warning shot for Keir Starmer’ about the importance of delivering for voters. Read the story here: https://lnkd.in/dmMwHGHi ◾ And the Daily Star spoke to a body language expert, who said Trump knows 'he's got away with something'. Read the story here: https://lnkd.in/dSXfbUHf #mirror #express #dailyrecord #dailystar #americanpolitics #journalism

As America heads to the polls today to elect a new President, our UK and US titles have been keeping readers informed, entertained and engaged right up to voting day. Here’s a few highlights: ◾ The Mirror’s Deputy Political Editor, Mikey Smith, went undercover at rallies for both candidates, meeting ‘some of America’s friendliest - and also most unhinged - people’. Read the story here: https://lnkd.in/evM5QcAg ◾ Three Mirror journalists give their verdict on what the election result could mean for Britain, from defence and global stability, to who the Royals might invite. Read the story here: https://lnkd.in/eZKx5KcV ◾ At the Express US, Hanna Geissler reveals what voters in Philadelphia really think of Kamala Harris, including one young man who said: “She’s not Trump. It’s that simple.” Read the story here: https://lnkd.in/em6YwxrA ◾ The Express also has an exclusive from Investigations Editor Zak Garner-Purkis, who reports on the ‘bitter divisions’ in rural Wisconsin, where voters fear violence. Read the story here: https://lnkd.in/e-E74Y43 ◾ And the Irish Star has an exclusive with the lawyer who represented Donald Trump at his second impeachment trial. Read the story here: https://lnkd.in/e8dp8FbF #mirror #expressus #irishstar #uselection #americanpolitics #journalism

This week, our teams broke the story of Labour MP Mike Amesbury’s altercation, helped readers understand what the new budget means for them, and there was good news for two campaigns backed by our local titles. Subscribe to the newsletter, Celebrating Great Journalism, for weekly highlights from our 120+ brands. #journalism #localjournalism #localnews

🎥 The Smiths icon Morrissey has donated £50,000 to help save Salford Lads Club 👏

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